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sillystuff

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    Comment #48972755

    Just adding to your suggestion. For those new to llama.cpp, the llama-server component running in "router mode" is fantastic; you place your common configuration in a defaults sect…

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    Comment #48661372

    Some drugs are available online / locally through compounding pharmacies as transdermal creams that you apply to the inner surface of the cat's ear. From a quick search, it looks l…

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    Comment #48559010

    But, 4 is possible. After Salinas v Texas, you must positively assert that you are exercising your right to silence, not simply remain silent. The prosecutor in a murder trial argu…

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    Comment #47876494

    > Now let's talk about Meta and their 8200 alumni... And, Google ~100 Israeli spooks employed Microsoft ~250 Israeli spooks Apple, at least, several dozen. And, Apple is heavily in…

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    Comment #47847659

    > They're condemning the only democratic country An apartheid ethno-supremacist state is, by definition, not democratic. In the last month, the Israeli Jews passed a law to allow t…

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    Comment #47847532

    Read up on "Operation Clean Break" / "The Clean Break Doctrine". Israeli Jews came up with a plan to overthrow Iraq, Libya, Syria, Iran... Seven states in all that the Israeli Jews…

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    Comment #47847416

    The passive voice and dishonest language is often used by British and US corporate and state media when describing atrocities committed by Israeli Jews. "Some Palestinians are dead…

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    Comment #47847321

    > Who was abusing? Israeli Jews. Both IDF soldiers and civilians. Rape was always a weapon by the Israeli Jews. Remember that every accusation made by the Israeli Jews is an admiss…

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    Comment #47460690

    Water Hyacinths have been used for sewage treatment for quite some time [1]. [1] https://www.spacefoundation.org/space_technology_hal/sewage-...

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    Comment #47432356

    > What I’m not sure about is what’s being sold by car companies... if the government can manage to get it as well commercially. General Motors sold driving data to data brokers inc…

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    Comment #47370396

    Biden is an anti-abortion Catholic Zionist who wouldn't even do anything (but empty talk) to raise the minimum wage during high inflation. He enabled a genocide so his gods would r…

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    Comment #47369895

    The US just finished divesting itself from its strategic helium reserve in 2024 due to the "Helium Stewardship Act of 2013"[1] But, now we have a strategic bitcoin reserve. [1] htt…

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    Comment #47270964

    I believe LOS still does userdebug builds, so you get root over adb by default. It is pretty much impossible to create a usable local backup on official no-root Graphene builds wit…

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    Comment #47270232

    > As the decrypted key is in memory before the reboot, can’t it just be written to a know location in memory and have kexec be instructed to read it early on? I set up what you are…

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    Comment #47226056

    > body cameras had no statistically significant impact on officer use of force, civilian complaints, or arrests for disorderly conduct by officers. In other words, body cameras did…

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    Comment #46627763

    Apparently Uruguay is LGBT friendly, and a destination for some Americans fleeing the Trump/Republican regime (LGBT and straight). I'd imagine either of those things would annoy De…

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    Comment #46562605

    It was common, on the left (i.e., not Liberals and not so-called Democrats), to call Obama, the "Deporter in Chief". Democratic voters always circle the wagons to protect the admin…

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    Comment #46385214

    Thanks for that. Overscan is not supported in wlroots yet. Seems the issue is that handling overscan is display driver specific. But, now I know the keyword to look for.

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    Comment #46381858

    Accessibility is apparently a big problem with wayland. E.g., the most popular / ?only? app that supports hardware eye trackers on Linux does not work with wayland, and states that…

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    Comment #46381587

    Someone was upset about it. The comment was down voted? Try to be helpful.

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    Comment #46379577

    If your laptop is using a recent AMD Ryzen based SoC: ACPI C4 power state (for powering down more of the SoC during S0ix suspend) is not supported on Linux yet, for recent (last co…

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    Comment #46379333

    For the brightness issue, if you are running X: allow dimming display beyond normal max dimming: xrandr --output eDP --brightness 0.5 restore to normal brightness range: xrandr --o…

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    Comment #46356134

    Debian requires that packages be able to be built entirely offline. > Debian guarantees every binary package can be built from the available source packages for licensing and secur…

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    Comment #45941340

    > They are about as accurate as flipping a coin. They are actually worse than a coin toss. The TV news show, "60 Minutes" tested several companies that provided polygraph testing s…

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    Comment #44917036

    I think you meant to say /dev/random, not /dev/urandom. /dev/random, on linux used to stall waiting for entropy from sources of randomness like network jitter, mouse movement, keyb…